Has any team in NHL history had 4 players 6'4" or taller other than this Sabres team?(EDIT: Yes...Winnipeg has 7!! Such players)

[matter2003]

Is this the biggest team in NHL history? I can't recall a team having more than 2 such players let alone 4

 

EDIT: short answer is no...they aren't even the biggest team this year...Winnipeg has only 2 players under 6'0" on their roster and they are both 5'11", and an astounding 7!! players 6'4" or taller including their starting goalie.

 

When the hell did the NHL become a league of giants??

Edited April 17, 2022 by matter2003

[tom webster]

2006 Anaheim Ducks without too much thought. I’d bet there are more.

[PerreaultForever]

Taller players do seem to be becoming a thing in the NHL but let's not confuse "big" with "tall". 

D men with reach is a big plus in today's game and that accounts for some of the tall for sure. We add some more "heavy" to our "tall" and we might really have something.  

[inkman]

21 hours ago, matter2003 said:

Is this the biggest team in NHL history? I can't recall a team having more than 2 such players let alone 4

 

EDIT: short answer is no...they aren't even the biggest team this year...Winnipeg has only 2 players under 6'0" on their roster and they are both 5'11", and an astounding 7!! players 6'4" or taller including their starting goalie.

 

When the hell did the NHL become a league of giants??

The late 90s Flyers were massive.  If you expand it to 6’3”, half their roster qualifies. For 6’4” and over they had close to a half dozen in any given year. 

[bob_sauve28]

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